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“Why do I work out all the time, feel like I’m running in circles and running myself into the ground but seemingly getting nowhere?”
I get this question often. Maybe you can relate? I have a few ideas as to why this may be the case for you. So let’s break it down.
In this episode we talk about:
Links mentioned in this episode:
"Why You Work Out All the Time But Aren't Getting Stronger" (blog post that inspired this episode)
How to connect with me:
Join my email list
Visit my website and blog
How to work with me
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Elimination diets are not for everyone and definitely NOT for me. It took me awhile to even share my “elimination diet failure” story with anyone. I was embarrassed. I thought it was my fault that it didn’t work. I think that’s probably the reason that most people don’t share their diet failure stories more often. Today, I’m sharing the WHOLE TRUTH. My very ugly experience with a popular elimination diet. (Hint: It rhymes with Shmole Shmirty.)
In this episode we talk about:
Links mentioned in this episode:
"The WHOLE Truth: My Experience With Elimination Diets" (blog post that inspired this episode)
How to connect with me:
Join my email list
Visit my website and blog
How to work with me
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Most people don't know what to make of my philosophy on fitness. One minute I’m posting a video of me swinging kettlebells. The next minute I’m telling you to take a rest day. First I’m calling BS on all the ways the fitness industry is making you feel like crap. Then I’m talking about the mental health benefits of working out. But just like everything I do, there’s a method to my madness. My fitness philosophy is unlike that of most others. And I’m not sorry about it.
In this episode we talk about:
Links mentioned in this episode:
"My Philosophy On Fitness Is Unconventional & I'm Not Sorry About It" (blog post that inspired this episode)
Health At Every Size (book)
Body Respect (book)
Intuitive Eating (book)
How to connect with me:
Join my email list
Visit my website and blog
How to work with me
Follow & tag me on Instagram
What is diet culture and how is it harmful? I often talk about “diet culture” and how much I hate it. At the same time I don’t think a lot of people truly understand what I mean when I use this term. "Diet culture" is about more than just being on a diet. . .
In this episode we talk about:
Links mentioned in this episode:
"What Is Diet Culture & How Is It Harmful?" (the blog post that inspired this episode)
Health At Every Size (book)
Body Respect (book)
Intuitive Eating (book)
How to connect with me:
Join my email list
Visit my website and blog
How to work with me
Follow & tag me on Instagram
So. . .I have a podcast! This episode will set the stage and manage your expectations for all future episodes to come.
On this episode we'll talk about:
The big takeaways:
How to connect with me:
Join my email list: https://itsjennaj.com/index.php/join-my-email-list/
Visit my website and blog: https://itsjennaj.com/
Follow & tag me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsjennaj/
Welcome to Tough Cookie Talks. Your new favorite podcast when it comes to exploring all the gray areas between fitness and anti-diet culture and everything in between. I'm your host, Jenna Jozefowski (but you can call me Jenna J), a semi-retired professional dancer, dance teacher, and yoga teacher, turned certified personal trainer & kettlebell instructor. After years of living and working in industries full of diet-culture, I got sick and tired of watching people (including myself) running themselves into the ground trying to uphold the narrow-minded image of what our culture sees as “healthy” and “fit”. When I started learning more about the anti-diet culture movement, I found that while many people were talking about food and body image, there were not nearly enough people talking about the exercise piece, other than to say that "the fitness industry is toxic". I knew there was still a lot of good to be found, so instead of giving it all up, I decided that I'd rather change the game, call out the BS, extract the good parts, and help others learn to use movement as a way to build themselves up instead of tear themselves down. Now, my favorite thing to do is help women learn to lift and get strong with equal parts challenge and compassion. I'm here to remind you that fitness doesn't have a "look", strong looks different on everybody, and you don't have to run yourself into the ground achieve either. This place where we'll let go of "shoulds", judgment, and the all-or-nothing mindset. We'll dig into tough conversations with curiosity, and you can expect both spicy rants and actionable advice here. If you've ever wondered things like: Why you work out all the time but aren't getting stronger, how to fit working out into your life when your life is a shitshow, all the sneaky ways the fitness industry is making you feel like crap and what to do about it, how to give up diet culture without giving up on your health, or what the heck "fitness without a side of diet culture" even looks like, this is the podcast for you. To learn more about me and how we can work together visit my website itsjennaj.com or find me and tag me on Instagram @itsjennaj the next time you listen. I'm so pumped you're here and I can't wait to talk more with you! So grab your headphones, and make sure you subscribe in Apple podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you like to listen to podcasts, so that you don't miss an episode.
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